This is a tedious and long process, 6-9 months to obtain approval from HUD is not unrealistic. 

If the market did that again you could see a valuation of $2-3 million… but I think most would see that as unrealistic to happen again… but you never know!  

A landlord that has unrealistic expectations on what to provide a buyer is also going to be unrealistic as to price. 

Hiring 4.5-5 star GC's with best practices with no unrealistic expectations. 

that is totally unrealistic return.. your going to blow your 15k and be very dissappointed why would they give you 50k profit deals just to sell you a 15k course.. ??? 

Use tools like:RentometerNeighborhoodScoutLocal crime mapsDon’t Skip Inspections/AppraisalsEven on turnkey deals - verify everything independently.Your criteria aren’t unrealistic, just require patience, smart boots on the ground, and tight underwriting.

Unfortunately, that's often unrealistic—and if you follow that model strictly, you'll never "cash flow."

When it comes to speculation in real estate, the builders are developers who are unrealistically chasing top dollar often are culled when over leveraged or their buildings stay on market forever and eventually take a haircut. 

A lot of first-time investors get stuck with high-maintenance properties or unrealistic rehab expectations.

I find it somewhat amusing when these programs and coaches act surprised when the occasional client 'breaches' the contract...99% of these programs are pitched with hype and unrealistic expectations, otherwise they wouldn't sell any copies.